Wounds could take just a few days to heal instead of weeks.
Six energy-harvesting gadgets powered by people
One is a dance floor that generates electricity.
Carbon nanotube transistors promise faster, leaner processors
Researchers have finally overcome the limitations that prevent carbon nanotubes from outrunning their old-school counterparts.
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Scientists design fast, flexible transistor for wearables
It's cheap to make, too.
UW-Madison researchers invent a metal-free fuel cell
The development of fuel cell technology has been hamstrung by the need for expensive and difficult...
3D-printed music scores help the blind feel every note
It's increasingly apparent that schools can do exceptional things when you give them 3D printe...
Piezoelectric system turns your balmy breath into pungent power
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have come up with a way to produce electricity fr...
Spiroscout inhaler uses GPS, WiFi to track asthma attacks
Back in 2009, we told you about a University of Wisconsin-Madison scientist using GPS to tag asthma...
Researchers create human-like "shape-shifting" lens
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have gone back to the source for inspiration wit...
